With a cost of Rs.2600 crores, world class multi level flyovers are going to shape up the Hyderabad soon.
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Strategic Road Development Program is going to move forward with its first phase of works. This particular project will be taken up with Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) tenders with deferred annuity payments. The project’s concession period shall be 10 years after completion of the project/module. Whereas, the payment will be 20 equal semi-annual installments, The Telangana government assures the project annuity payments.
No more traffic jam with these multi level flyovers in Hyderabad
As the traffic gets an opportunity to flow in several directions, the traffic jams will be reduced and this will improve the efficiency of the road system. Five multi level flyovers will be built in the first phase itself.
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Location of first phase of multi level flyovers in Hyderabad
Firstly the multi level flyovers cover up the busy areas like Jubilee Hills, Film Nagar etc. Regarding this, the Jubilee Hills check-post grade separator costing Rs. 120 crores, will be the longest one. Possessing two levels, the flyovers at KBR Park junction and Filmnagar road junction will crisscross each other and, thus the traffic flows in different directions. Along with this, the flyovers at Jubilee Hills check-post and Maharaja Agrasen Chowk, Road No 12, will have a single level with uni-directional traffic flow. On the whole, the first phase will take up 82 kms of Hyderabad roads for the development.
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As a part of multi level flyovers in Hyderabad, Road development in the sense?
Road geometry, intersection improvements, pedestrian side-walks and crossing facilities, traffic signage, marking, traffic signals and utility ducts are a part and parcel of Road development during the multi level flyovers in Hyderabad.
Currently, as the traffic jam is killing most of the time in Hyderabad, if this project comes out well, more productive time will be available to the citizens.
By Phani
